Archive for October 19th, 2006

  • Wal Mart Expands $4 Generic Drug Promotion

    Wal Mart started it’s sale of certain generic drugs for $4 in Tampa, FL last month and then rolled it out across the state in the next few weeks.
    The giant retailer is extending the plan to 14 more states soon and hopes to be offering the discounted prices nationwide by January 1, 2007.
    The special pricing affects about [...]

  • MySpace is Going Corporate & Political

    MySpace is going corporate and political.
    The social networking site is increasingly becoming a hang out for profiles of big corporations and political parties.
    Here’s how Apple is using MySpace to promote the Blue Nano, Green Nano, and Pink Nano.
    Though Apple markets world wide, even small home based businesses can easily target demographic groups and locales using [...]

  • Emma, A Different Kind Of Business Email

    “Emma” is a Customer Relationship Management via Email with a twist. Unlike other email “autoresponder” or “relationship management” systems that are permission based, Emma seeks to start things off for their business clients on the right foot by
    1. Letting you work with real life humans instead of robotic barriers to conversation
    2. Branding your business emails [...]

  • The Truth About LonelyGirl 15 On MySpace

    LonelyGirl15 wasn’t so lonely. With hundreds of thousands of hits on MySpace and YouTube, she at least had a lot of online visitors.
    But was she the poor, abused, teenage ragamuffin she portrayed?
    Not hardly.
    She’s not 15, she’s not home schooled, and she’s not about to be offered up like a sacrificial lamb in some cultic ritual.
    It [...]